Your code, rendered — branded, searchable, multi-view.
A custom-branded documentation site generated directly from your code — types, schemas, and OpenAPI turned into a hosted, searchable, multi-view reading experience with pop-out reference panels, auto-generated changelogs, and SDKs your clients and front-end can consume.
Atlas Docs generates a custom-branded documentation site directly from your source — TypeScript, OpenAPI, JSDoc, or Markdown — with a pop-out reference panel for types and schemas, an auto-generated changelog, and multi-language SDKs your clients can install in one command.
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Six source formats, one console. Pick a source to watch a live build.
Pin the reference, the type, and the sample side-by-side. Click a chip to swap the pop-out.
Type-safe SDKs automaticallt generated, for client and internal use.
import { Yoursite, YoursiteError } from "@yoursite/sdk"; // Initialize once at app boot const client = new Yoursite({ apiKey: process.env.YOURSITE_API_KEY!, timeout: 30_000, }); // Fetch a user, with full type inference on the response const user = await client.users.get("u_4f1a8c"); console.log(user.email, user.role); // Create an order with line items const order = await client.orders.create({ userId: user.id, items: [{ sku: "WIDGET-1", qty: 2 }], });
Atlas can read your commit log, tags, and PR labels — `feat`, `fix`, `breaking`, `docs` — and ships a versioned changelog page on every build. Anchor permalinks survive across rebuilds. Alternatively, compare changes in API functionality.
Eight things bundled into the per-site price — source-agnostic generation, branding, multi-view reading, auto changelog, SDK output, search, versioning, and self-host support.
Read from TypeScript .d.ts, OpenAPI 3.x, JSDoc, JavaDoc, Python docstrings, rustdoc, or plain Markdown. Mix sources in one site — types from the SDK, endpoints from the OpenAPI spec, prose from your repo.
Drop your logo, accent color, typography, and custom domain into one config. Atlas regenerates the site with your brand applied to every page, every code sample, every type pop-out — no CSS edits required, full theme override available.
Click any type, schema, or endpoint reference in the prose to open a side-anchored panel without losing your scroll position. Multi-view by design — keep prose, types, and example payloads pinned side-by-side.
Reads commits, tags, PR labels (Conventional Commits + Keep-a-Changelog supported), and API functionality changes, and renders a versioned changelog page on every build. Hand-curated overrides supported; anchor permalinks survive across rebuilds.
TypeScript, Python, Ruby, Go, Java, PHP, C#, and Rust SDKs auto-generated from your OpenAPI or custom source. Auto-published to npm, PyPI, RubyGems, Go modules, Maven Central, Packagist, NuGet, and crates.io.
Full-text and symbol-aware search across prose, types, and code samples — keyboard-driven (⌘K) with fuzzy match, recent-page recall, and per-version scoping. No third-party search SaaS required.
Ship multiple major versions side-by-side with URL-prefix routing (/v1, /v2, /v3) — readers stay on the version they bookmarked while newer pages get the spotlight. Cross-version links are explicit, not silently stale.
Atlas-hosted ships your docs to the edge with custom domain, free SSL, and managed search. For air-gapped deployments, the generator emits a static-site bundle plus a Docker image of the search backend that runs on any container platform.
Public API docs, SDK reference, internal engineering wikis, partner-integration guides, and open-source project sites — same build pipeline, same branding controls.
Full-text search across prose, types, and code samples ships with every site — keyboard-driven, fuzzy match, per-version scoping. No third-party search SaaS bolt-on.
Types in the source are types in the docs are types in the SDK. Drift between the spec and the published client is impossible by construction — every build verifies them in lockstep.
Atlas-hosted ships your docs to the edge with custom domain and managed search. Self-hosted emits a static-site bundle plus a Docker image — same UX inside or outside the corporate network.
Send us your repo or your OpenAPI spec. We'll generate a branded docs site, ship the SDKs, wire the changelog, and hand you a custom domain — usually within an hour of the first build.
Real questions from buyers and integrators — straight answers.
TypeScript declaration files, OpenAPI 3.x and GraphQL SDL specs, JSDoc, JavaDoc, Python docstrings, Rust rustdoc, plain Markdown, and custom sources. Point Atlas at your repo, name the source paths, and it produces a complete docs site on the first build — every type, endpoint, and schema rendered with cross-links and a per-symbol permalink.
Drop your logo, accent color, and typography into a single config — Atlas regenerates the site with your brand, ships it on your custom domain (CNAME or apex), and applies the same theme to every embedded code sample, type pop-out, and changelog entry. No CSS edits required; full theme override available for teams that want to push further.
When a docs page references a type, schema, or endpoint, the reader can click it to open a side-anchored reference panel without losing scroll position on the main page. It's multi-view by design — keep the prose open in one column, the type definition pinned in another, and the example payload in a third. Especially useful for SDK reference pages and API walk-throughs.
Atlas reads your commit log, tags, PR labels — `feat`, `fix`, `breaking`, `docs`, or just compares API functionality — and renders a versioned changelog page on every build. Conventional Commits and Keep-a-Changelog are both supported out of the box, with manual override for teams that want hand-curated entries. Versions ship with anchor permalinks that survive across rebuilds.
TypeScript, Python, Ruby, Go, Java, PHP, C#, and Rust on every plan, with auto-published packages to npm, PyPI, RubyGems, Go modules, Maven Central, Packagist, NuGet, and crates.io respectively. Each SDK is generated from your OpenAPI or custom source and ships with type-safe clients, retry-aware HTTP plumbing, and language-idiomatic naming conventions.
Both. Atlas-hosted is the default — your docs ship to Atlas's edge, custom domain wired in, free SSL, edge cache, and search index hosted alongside. For teams that need to keep docs inside the corporate network, the generator emits a static-site bundle plus a Docker image of the search backend that runs on any container platform.
